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I got gentoo to boot and espeak although in the default run level with |
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speakup-soft=soft enabled in the kernel espeak is silent. I know the |
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system booted since I uncommented the TUNE line in grub and also added in |
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pcspkr into the kernel so was able to do a root login and then hit |
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backspace and the pc speaker beeps. I did not yet emerge alsa-utils if |
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such a package exists in gentoo yet. I'll have to use the install disk |
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again and get to chroot /mnt/gentoo environment again and try to emerge |
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alsa-utils to run speaker-test. I did hear speakers click twice during |
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the boot process so those probably work. |
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For me it takes about 2 days to do this kind of linux install with gentoo |
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and even with fedora moonshine that took less time to install and have |
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come up talking. |
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I did not go the systemd route, systemd looked lots more complex and I'm |
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having plenty of trouble with openrc as things stand. |
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More later as I find it out. Probably good an accessibility podcast for |
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gentoo is never done, I think such a podcast would deter any potential |
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accessibility users from ever attempting an install of gentoo. |
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